At the behest of several industry groups, the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is taking a more active roll in reviewing chassis inspection procedures as well as per diem and demurrage fees assessed during the negotiation-related work slowdowns. Initially, the FMC requested the ocean carriers provide information for analysis, however, the information has not been forthcoming. Now, the FMC is looking into issuing an order to demand the information.

Kamagra tablets and other drugs are basically vasodilator that enlarge the vessels and improve blood flow to online viagra australia his penis. It is a flowering plant with various properties that can have an effect on any part of order viagra prescription the urinary system. Their muscle tone fades and, comparatively, they grow weaker than they were as youngsters. levitra overnight Sometimes some sexual problems arise and make it tadalafil 40mg raised.
FMC

Latest News

NOTHING WITHOUT YOU

The above three minute video highlights the importance of trucking and truck drivers to the American economy and way of life. The trucking industry moves everything you eat, wear, and use on a daily basis. Please take a moment to watch these heroes in action.

BALTIMORE TRAGEDY

Our sincerest sympathies are with all those who lost a loved one in the bride collapse. It is humbling to watch the videos of the accident. We commend the first responders, who with only ninety seconds to make a difference, were able to stop the flow of traffic and...

THE LION HOLDS ON

The old adage "March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb" is not holding true this year. It certainly came in like a lion with a massive storm that dropped 100 inches of snow over Donner Summit the first weekend of the month. But, the lion holds on tight as more...

INDEPENDENCE UNDER ATTACK

Most trucking companies around the country started with one truck, one driver, and an entrepreneurial spirit. The desire for freedom, independence, flexibility and earning power remain the motivating factors for the 350,000 independent drivers nationwide. Take a look...

OSRA 2.0

In June 2022, the US Congress passed the Ocean Shipping Reform Act (OSRA-22). This legislation prohibited ocean carriers from "unreasonably" refusing export cargo as well as "unreasonably" assessing demurrage and detention charges. It also gave the Federal Maritime...

Share This